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Thesis Title: DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION BY RP-HPLC METHOD FOR THE SIMULTANEOUS DETERMINATION OF RELUGOLIX, ESTRADIOL HEMIHYDRATE AND NORETHINDRONE ACETATE IN SYNTHETIC MIXTURE
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00015
Registration ID - 233500
Pages: 712-743
Year: April-2026
Author Name(s): Riya Vora, Dr. Nachiketa Pandya, Dr. Vanita Marvaniya, Dr. Dhaval Patel
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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Objective :To develop a simple and reliable RP-HPLC method for the simultaneous determination of Relugolix, Estradiol Hemihydrate, and Norethindrone Acetate in a Synthetic Mixture. To optimize chromatographic conditions using a gradient mobile phase for separation of the three analytes. To validate the developed method according to analytical validation parameters like linearity, precision, LOD, LOQ, and assay. To demonstrate the suitability of the developed method for routine analytical and quality control use. Experimental Work :The RP-HPLC method was developed with the stationary phase being an Inertsil C18 column (150 × 4.6 mm, 5 μm). A gradient mobile phase (buffer and acetonitrile) was used for chromatographic separation. The optimized gradient program was 0 min (62:38 Buffer:CAN), 5 min (35:65), 11 min (35:65), 11.5 min (62:38), and 15 min (62:38). The flow rate was fixed at 1.0 mL/min, injection volume was 10 μL, and the detection wavelength was 240 nm. Standard solutions of Relugolix, Estradiol hemihydrate, and Norethindrone acetate were prepared and injected one at a time and confirmed the peaks according to retention time. The developed method was validated against the standard parameters for analytical validation. Results and Discussion :The optimized chromatographic conditions provided for a good separation for all the three analytes with theoretical plates being greater than 2000, tailing factor being less than 2, and the resolution being greater than 2. The method has shown good linearity for Relugolix in concentrations ranging between 200 and 600 μg/mL, 5 and 15 μg/mL for Estradiol hemihydrate, and 2.5 and 7.5 μg/mL for Norethindrone acetate. The LOD values came to 12.9μg/mL for Relugolix, 1.28 μg/mL for Estradiol hemihydrate, and 0.64 μg/mL for Norethindrone acetate, while LOQ values were 39.3μg/mL, 3.89μg/mL, and 1.94μg/mL. The method showed repeatability in a repetitiveness study with %RSD values of 0.12%, 0.16%, and 0.51% for Relugolix, Estradiol, and Norethindrone acetate, respectively. The assay results stood at 98.5±1.73%, 101±0.72%, and 98±0.49% for Relugolix, Estradiol, and Norethindrone acetate, respectively. Conclusion :Finally, a gradient RP-HPLC method was successively developed and validated for the simultaneous determination of Relugolix, Estradiol hemihydrate, and Norethindrone acetate in a synthetic mixture. The method showed good chromatographic separation with excellent linearity and precision, alongside an acceptable level of sensitivity. All the validation parameters are well within the satisfactory limits proving the reliability and reproducibility of the method. The proposed RP-HPLC method is simple, accurate, and can be used as a routine quality control analysis of these drugs in.
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Relugolix, Estradiol hemihydrate, Norethindrone acetate, RP-HPLC, Method validation, Simultaneous estimation, Synthetic mixture, ICH guidelines, Gradient elution, Chromatographic separation
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Thesis Title: Formulation Development and Quality Assurance of Sustained Release Tablets of Atenolol: A QbD Approach
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00014
Registration ID - 233447
Pages: 667-711
Year: April-2026
Author Name(s): Mr. Kanhaiyalal Prakash. Patil, Dr Rakesh K. Jutav, Ms. Yusmeen Ghori
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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ABSTRACT This study applies a Quality by Design (QbD) methodology to formulate and assess sustained release tablets of atenolol. By focusing on process control, risk assessment, and product knowledge, QbD offers a methodical and scientific foundation for pharmaceutical development. Critical quality attributes (CQAs), critical material attributes (CMAs), and critical process parameters (CPPs) were found in this study along with the establishment of the Quality Target Product Profile (QTPP). This project develops and evaluates atenolol sustained release tablets using a Quality by Design (QbD) approach. QbD provides a systematic and scientific basis for pharmaceutical development by emphasizing process control, risk assessment, and product understanding. This research established the Quality Target Product Profile (QTPP) and identified critical quality attributes (CQAs), critical material attributes (CMAs), and critical process parameters (CPPs). The enhanced formulation exhibited regulated and prolonged drug release for a longer duration, enhancing therapeutic effectiveness and patient adherence. Validation outcomes affirmed the dependability and strength of the established analytical method. In summary, the research emphasizes that the QbD method is a powerful instrument for creating high-quality pharmaceutical formulations with decreased variability and improved performance
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Keywords Atenolol, extended-release tablets, Quality by Design (QbD), Design of Experiments (DoE), Critical Quality Attributes (CQA), Quality Target Product Profile (QTPP), RP-HPLC, validation of analytical methods, pharmaceutical formulation, drug release
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Thesis Title: FORMULATION AND EVALUATION OF FAST DISSOLVING FILMS OF ZOLMITRIPTAN BY USING NATURAL POLYMER”
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00013
Registration ID - 233437
Pages: 630-665
Year: March-2026
Author Name(s): Mr. PANKAJ DEEPAK BHONDE, Dr. Nikhil N. Jadhav
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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Migraine is a neurological disorder characterized by recurrent episodes of severe headache, often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, photophobia, and phonophobia. It affects nearly 12–15% of the global population, with a higher prevalence in women compared to men. The World Health Organization (WHO) has listed migraine as one of the leading causes of disability worldwide, particularly in young and middle-aged adults (Steiner et al., 2018). Despite its prevalence, effective management of migraine remains a challenge due to variability in individual response, slow onset of action of conventional dosage forms, and gastrointestinal disturbances that impair oral drug absorption. Zolmitriptan, a selective serotonin 5-HT1B/1D receptor agonist, is one of the most effective drugs used in the acute treatment of migraine. However, the conventional oral tablets of zolmitriptan suffer from limitations such as low oral bioavailability (40–45%), due to extensive first-pass metabolism and delayed onset of action. In conditions such as migraine, where rapid relief is essential, there is
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Migraine, ZOLMITRIPTAN, dissolving tablet, neurological.
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Thesis Title: A STUDY ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF POTHYS PRIVATE LIMITED
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00012
Registration ID - 233396
Pages: 596-629
Year: March-2026
Author Name(s): SHENBAGAPRIYA, Dr. N. Dhanya
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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Financial performance analysis is a vital tool used to evaluate the efficiency, profitability, and financial stability of a business organization. It helps in understanding how effectively a company utilizes its resources to generate revenue and sustain growth. This study focuses on analyzing the financial performance of Pothys Private Limited, a leading textile retail company in India. The study is based on secondary data collected from financial statements and other relevant sources for a period of five years from 2020–21 to 2024–25. A descriptive research design has been adopted, and comparative analysis is used as the primary tool for evaluating financial trends. The study examines key financial indicators such as revenue, net profit, and liquidity position. The findings of the study reveal that the company has maintained consistent growth in revenue and profitability over the years, along with a stable liquidity position. However, minor fluctuations are observed due to variations in operational costs. The study concludes that effective financial management practices contribute significantly to the overall performance and long-term sustainability of the company. Financial performance analysis is a vital tool used to evaluate the efficiency, profitability, and financial stability of a business organization. It helps in understanding how effectively a company utilizes its resources to generate revenue and sustain growth. This study focuses on analyzing the financial performance of Pothys Private Limited, a leading textile retail company in India. The study is based on secondary data collected from financial statements and other relevant sources for a period of five years from 2020–21 to 2024–25. A descriptive research design has been adopted, and comparative analysis is used as the primary tool for evaluating financial trends. The study examines key financial indicators such as revenue, net profit, and liquidity position. The findings of the study reveal that the company has maintained consistent growth in revenue and profitability over the years, along with a stable liquidity position. However, minor fluctuations are observed due to variations in operational costs. The study concludes that effective financial management practices contribute significantly to the overall performance and long-term sustainability of the company.
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Financial Performance, Profitability, Liquidity, Retail Sector, Textile Industry
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Thesis Title: How does the organizational procedures of Trampoline house affect the fulfillment of the mission of the organization?
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00011
Registration ID - 232725
Pages: 530-595
Year: February-2026
Author Name(s): Md Rafiqul Islam Bhuyan
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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A research project that sought to understand how an organization in the social sector can portray and influence its social mission through its procedures. Looking at how the activities and structure of this organization can influence the social values it seeks to add to its community. Trampoline house being the case study organization, the researchers made use of both secondary and primary data. Trying to understand the relationship between documents and articles released by the organization, different meetings organized with regards the mission and values of the establishment. Reasonable participant observation was done by the researchers, especially during house meetings and seminars. Our ontology being that of constructivism also facilitated the use of the theories and the data we were able to collect. The procedures institutional actors take can either create opportunities or disrupt institutions.
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Asylum seekers, refugees, forced migrants, integration, social organization, institutional work, social mission, Trampoline house, democracy, legitimacy, collaboration.
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Thesis Title: Investigating the impact of Ip management in multi center clinical trails on clinical Data integrity and the challenges and opportunities
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00010
Registration ID - 232121
Pages: 497-529
Year: May-2025
Author Name(s): Bhagya laxmi patra
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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Effective management of Investigational Products (IP) in multicenter clinical trials is important for maintaining the integrity and quality of clinical data. IP management in a multicenter setting involves activities including procurement, storage, dispensing, reconciliation, and destruction by multiple sites with the potential of different conditions and regulatory environments. Inadequate IP monitoring can lead to protocol deviations, unblinding, or data inconsistencies, which ultimately undermine the scientific integrity of a trial. This research examines the effect of IP administration on clinical data integrity in multicenter trials and identifies the challenges and opportunities involved.Key challenges are site-level practice variations, poor staff training, late shipments, cold-chain failures, inconsistent documentation, and regulatory non-compliance. These contribute to data entry errors, patient safety issues, and heightened audit findings. Additionally, the blinding and randomization procedures' complexity at sites heightens the risk of bias if not effectively controlled. But the research also identifies major opportunities for enhancing data integrity through solid IP management systems. Some of these include the use of central IP tracking platforms, standardized SOPs, automated controls on inventory, and increased site training programs. Moreover, the use of digital technologies like real-time temperature monitoring, blockchain for supply chain traceability, and e-labeling can further enhance operations and reduce human error. The results emphasize that systematic and standardized IP management not only protects data quality and compliance with regulations but also optimizes overall trial efficiency. By streamlining the operational and logistic intricacies inherent in multicenter environments, sponsors and CROs can more assuredly guarantee the reliability and reproducibility of trial results.
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Keywords Investigational Product (IP), Clinical Trials, Data Integrity, Multicenter Trials, IP Management, Clinical Research, Regulatory Compliance, Trial Efficiency, Supply Chain, Site Management
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Thesis Title: MERGER IN INDIAN BANKING SECTOR -A STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO VIJAYA BANK AND BANK OF BARODA
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00009
Registration ID - 232066
Pages: 439-496
Year: May-2025
Author Name(s): Sinchana M.P
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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This research paper examines mergers in the Indian banking sector, focusing on their impact on customers, financial performance, and improved banking activities. It analyzes factors influencing merger success, such as regulatory policies and market conditions, and examines potential challenges faced by banks during the integration process to ensure a smooth transition for customers and stakeholders. The study also investigates the challenges faced by banks during the integration process and their strategies to overcome them. In this study, it is found that some customers are satisfied with the merger of banks and some are not. Additionally, it highlights the factors that contribute to customer satisfaction or dissatisfaction after bank mergers. Furthermore, the study explores the impact of bank mergers on employee morale and productivity, providing information on strategies implemented by banks to reduce any negative effects. Additionally, it analyses the role of effective communication and transparency in managing customer expectations and minimizing disruption during the merger process. Moreover, the study investigates the long-term financial performance of banks post-merger, examining whether mergers result in improved profitability and efficiency or if they have negative implications on the overall financial stability of the merged entity. The integration process.
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MERGER IN INDIAN BANKING SECTOR -A STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO VIJAYA BANK AND BANK OF BARODA
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Thesis Title: Financial Innovation as a Catalyst or Constraint? A Panel Data Analysis of How Financial Literacy and Inclusion Influence Poverty and Growth in Africa
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00008
Registration ID - 231987
Pages: 394-438
Year: May-2025
Author Name(s): Akrofi Sarbeng-Adjebeng Kwaku, Evans O. N. D. Ocansey, Felix Oppong Asamoah
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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This study investigates the role of financial innovation as a potential catalyst or constraint in the relationship between financial literacy, financial inclusion, poverty reduction, and economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Against the backdrop of growing digitalization and persistent socio-economic disparities, the research examines whether financial innovation amplifies or undermines the developmental impact of financial access and knowledge. The primary objective is to assess the direct influence of financial literacy and financial inclusion on poverty and economic growth and to evaluate how financial innovation moderates these relationships. The study also aims to contribute to the limited body of empirical research using region-specific panel data to explore this intersection. To achieve these aims, the study employs a quantitative research design using panel data from 38 SSA countries spanning 2003 to 2023. A two-step System Generalized Method of Moments (GMM) estimator is used to address endogeneity, serial correlation, and unobserved heterogeneity. The findings reveal that both financial literacy and financial inclusion have strong and statistically significant effects on reducing poverty and promoting economic growth. Financial innovation also demonstrates a direct positive effect on both outcomes. However, its moderating influence is more nuanced: in some cases, innovation weakens the developmental impact of financial literacy and inclusion, particularly where institutional quality and digital infrastructure are lacking. This highlights the conditional nature of financial innovation’s role and the need for context-specific policies. These results carry important policy implications. Financial literacy and inclusion strategies should be expanded and embedded within broader national development frameworks. Meanwhile, financial innovation must be designed and regulated in ways that ensure it complements rather than replaces human capacity, equity, and accessibility. Overall, the study underscores the importance of integrated, inclusive financial development in fostering sustainable growth and reducing poverty in SSA.
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Financial Innovation, Financial Inclusion, Financial Literacy, Economic Growth, Poverty, Sub-Saharan Africa, Fintech, Panel Data, GMM
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Thesis Title: THE MAKING OF AN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE NEWS ANCHOR- AND IT’S IMPLICATIONS
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00007
Registration ID - 231455
Pages: 357-393
Year: January-2025
Author Name(s): HARSHIT KUMAR, ARPIT VERMA, Ms. Jeetu Singh, Dr. AVNEESH VASHISTHA
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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We often see news in our television, smart televisions, mobile phones, laptops, computers and also in many more gadgets to see the current situation that is happening around the world. Here, we will use the Generative Adversarial Networks (GAN) algorithms to make an AI news anchors in order to enlighten the work of the human news anchors and also to optimize the work. The main purpose of using GAN is to create the awareness to the viewers is to understand the differences between the fake news and the real news that is being discovered on the television, laptops, mobile phones etc. so that they do not get trapped that was preplanned by the generalists, media, corrupt politicians. So, the idea to create the AI news anchors is that they are not biased, partial and are not pressurized like human news anchors to spread the fake news. We will also implement some solutions so that the current challenges, limitations can be resolved properly and also it will hope to have the positive feedback from the viewers to decide if the news anchors performed by AI is deemed to be fit along with the news anchors performed by human beings or not. We will also use technologies in the GAN algorithms to optimize the performance of the news anchors performed by AI. What we want from the viewers is that they must understand if the news anchors performed by AI is creating any major positive impact must give their feedback and suggest some solutions if any change is required or not so that the features must be added to the AI news anchors. As a result, the further process will be decided by the human beings that has created the AI news anchors, to modify the changes in it to perform more in a better and more in a systematic way. Using GAN in the news anchors performed by AI will be very useful in the longer run and the viewers will be able to take the maximum benefit in a positive way, so that they may be clever, intelligent, sharp-minded.
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Artificial Intelligence, Robot Journalism, Context Understanding, Regulation, Policy, Technology, Perceptions, Chinese media, News anchors, Watch intention, Inherent cognition, Science Communication, Public Perception, Live Streaming.
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Thesis Title: The Impact of Media on Theology
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00006
Registration ID - 231395
Pages: 307-356
Year: December-2024
Author Name(s): Tharani Jaiprakash
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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My thesis paper which discusses impact of media on Theology and which scored an A and 2nd distinction in my University Grading.
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Thesis Title: A STUDY ON DEVELOPMENT OF PHOOL MAKHANA BASED NUTRITIOUS PRODUCTS, STANDARDISATION AND SUBJECTIVE EVALUATION.
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00005
Registration ID - 231206
Pages: 268-306
Year: November-2024
Author Name(s): Sana Farheen
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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Phool makhana is a highly nutritious ingredient which is rarely used in daily life. It contains high amounts of antioxidants, protein, fiber, calcium and iron. In the light of beneficial effects of phool makhana, the present study was aimed at popularizing phool makhana based products in daily diet of all age groups by formulating easy recipes. As per the study it was found that the majority of people were aware of phool makhana but was not using it in their eating habits. Two innovative recipes containing phool makhana, cereals and vegetables were developed with variations which contained makhana in different quantities. Variation III and Variation II of mixed vegetable makhana cutlet and masala makhana mathri respectively were most accepted by the subjects. Prosucts developed contained good amount of calcium, iron, protein and fiber and is affordable.
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Phool Makhana, Foxnuts, nutrition, content, antioxidants, protein, Fibre, iron and calcium, beneficial, consumer awareness, standardised, evaluated.
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Thesis Title: Over 50 years, how the trend in capital structures have emerged, with a particular emphasis on corporate cast holding?
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00004
Registration ID - 230954
Pages: 227-267
Year: October-2024
Author Name(s): Kushagra Jain, Shriya Jagwayan, Nikhil Gupta
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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Over the last half-century, corporate finance strategies in capital structure and cash holdings have been influenced by deep economic, regulatory, and technological changes. A company's financial decisions evolve with the changing landscape of the economy, like swings in interest rates, market volatilities, and tax reforms. If cash holding becomes more prevalent, then a study of the relationship between firms' capital structure and the more general external factors influencing this growth is also significant. Cash reserves are frequently inspired by Precautionary reasons. Variations in financial restrictions and agency conflicts. All these impact choices about leverage. This paper suggests an empirical analysis. We will study the trends in corporate cash holdings. We will also look at capital structure over the previous 50 years. This represents a quest at an attempt to analyze trends and drivers of capital structure on corporate performance and deepen into focus on a most recent fifty years of developments by corporate cash holdings. The paper provides an in-depth review of changes within financial landscapes, factors determining capital that have implications for the growth, stability, and competitiveness of organizations within markets by the end. Indeed, the economy, regulations, and technology had a momentum enough to impact decisions on corporate finances more particularly cash holding patterns.
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Capital structure,Corporate cash holdings,Liberalization,Debt financing,Equity financing, Macroeconomic variables ,Corporate governance , Financial flexibility, Financial regulations, Interest rates, Tax reforms, Leverage, Economic cycles, Agency, conflicts, Shareholder value, Liquidity, Growth opportunities, Market dynamics,Indian corporate finance
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Thesis Title: Mental Health and Stress in relation to Creativity of Prospective teachers
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00003
Registration ID - 230862
Pages: 66-226
Year: September-2024
Author Name(s): PRATIMA SINGH
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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Present study titled “Mental Health and Stress in relation to Creativity of Prospective teachers” conducted onB.Ed. and BTC degree colleges prospective teachers taking training in Faizabad District. Descriptive survey method was implied to collect the data of the study. 500 prospective teachers have been selected by using multi stage stratified random sampling technique as a sample of the study. These prospective teachers are selected on the basis of gender, area and type of colleges from the B.Ed. and BTC colleges of Faizabad District. Mental Health prepared by Pramodkumar"sTeacher's Stress by VijayaLaxmi and ShrutiNarayan and Creativity constructed by BaqerMehndiscale have been used to collect the data. Descriptive and inferential statistics (mean, standards derivation, t-value and ANOVA) have been used for analyzing and interpreting the data and its finding are conducted as: - 1.There is significant difference in all dimensions of Mental Health of prospective teacherslike Emotional Stability, Over-all Adjustment, Autonomy, Security-Insecurity, Self-Concept and Intelligence in the context to gender and locale.2. There is significant difference in the Stress of prospectiveteachers in the context to gender and locale.3. There is significant difference in all dimensions of Creativity of prospective teacherslike Fluency, Flexibility and Originalityin the context to gender and locale.4. There is significant difference among Mental Health of low, medium and high Creativity of Prospective teachers. So the ProspectiveTeacher of low, medium and high Mental Health is different in their Creativity. So the low creative Prospective teachers having low Mental Health thanmedium creativeProspectiveTeachers and the medium creative Prospective teachers having lowMental Health than high and finally find out that high creativeProspective Teachers having high Mental Health than low creative Prospective teachers in the context to gender and locale. 5. There is significant difference among Stress of low, medium and high Creativity of Prospective teachers. So the Prospective Teacher having low, medium and high Stress is different in their Creativity. So the low creative Prospective teachers having high Stress than medium creative Prospective Teachers and the medium creative Prospective teachers having high Stress than high creative Prospective teachers and finally find out that low creative Prospective Teachers having low Stress management than high creative Prospective teachers in the context to gender and locale.
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Thesis Title: Employee Engagement in Bhutan Development Bank Limited
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00002
Registration ID - 230190
Pages: 34-65
Year: January-2024
Author Name(s): Chimi Dorji
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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Employee Engagement in Bhutan Development Bank Limited
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Thesis Title: Formulation Development
Published Thesis ID: - JETNRTH00001
Registration ID - 230072
Pages: 1-33
Year: December-2023
Author Name(s): Bhagyashri Dipak Birari, Bhagyashri Satish Karad, Aditi Deepak Ganaguarde, Jayesh Ravsaheb Pagar
Publisher Name: RJPN (IJPublication) Janvi Wave
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Because it ensures product quality, safety, and efficacy, formulation development is a crucial component of pharmaceutical research and development. From discovery research to and including market approval, the many stages of formulation development are intertwined with the processes of product development. Each pharmaceutical product calls for a specially designed formulation because of the complexity of several pathways that could impact product stability, the unique properties of the medicinal molecule, unique patient requirements, and even marketing concerns. A rational design, relying on scientific theories and applying these insights to thousands of components, are the foundations of several approaches that can be used in the formulation development process. In order to make the processes understandable and the significance of formulation creation, pre-formulation, and SOPP handling clear.
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Flow properties, physicochemical properties, Lotion, Paracetamol, equipment’s etc
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